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The student activities & involvement office is in charge of the students' participation in all internal and external activities of the school. This office also takes charge of the Central Student government as well as the Institution's Student Organization.

Specific Objectives:
  1. To provide multiple non-teaching services that will foster student development in social, academic, and professional aspect.
  2. To develop competent and committed individuals by providing a conducive setting and an atmosphere of learning through co-curricular activities.
  3. To offer services that complements with the academic offerings and support the students in their optimal development as a whole person.
  4. To integrate values to all programs initiated by the institution.
  5. To appreciate the existence of the community as a partner in producing quality programs and services.
THE CENTRAL STUDENT GOVERNMENT (CSG)

The LCC - CSG is in-charge of the overall jurisdiction on all campuses, collegiate and high school levels.

THE INSTITUTION'S STUDENT ORGANIZATION (ISO)

The members the LCC-ISO are the recognized clubs/organizations of the institution who successfully submitted and complied the requirements set forth by CSSAI Office.

  1. The requirements needed upon application are as follows:
    • 1.1 Duly signed application Form
    • 1.2 Organization's By Laws
    • 1.3 List of Officers with adviser
    • 1.4 Initial List of Members
    • 1.5 Action Plan
    • 1.6 Calendar of Activities

  2. The documents needed as accomplishment report are as follows:
    • 2.1 Minutes of Monthly Report
    • 2.2 Financial Report / Statement
    • 2.3 Activity Report
      • 2.3.1 Narrative
      • 2.3.2 Testimonial Essay
      • 2.3.3 Activity Evaluation
      • 2.3.4 Documentation Photo
    • 2.4 Members attendance to Institutional Activities
    • 2.5 Community Involvement Activities
    • 2.6 Other Related Documents
    • 2.6.1 Certificates
    • 2.6.2 Award

CENTRAL STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICER (S.Y 2017 – 2018)

President : Melven M. Lucero
Vice President : Ryan Joseph Orgas
Secretary : Baby Lyn D. Diamante
Treasurer : Helen G. Gosilatar
Auditor : Mila Rose Bernadette R. Katigbak
P. R. O: : Jose Ramon V. Natuel
Adviser : Jobelle U. Ramos


RECOGNIZED INSTITUTION'S STUDENT ORGANIZATION (ISO) - SY.2014-2015

I. Institutional Organization (Members are from high school to college)

Name of Organization Adviser President
1. CM – Campus Ministry Mr. Rogelio Cuenca Kristine Denielle Bartolome
2. YPC – Young Peers' Circle Mrs. Suzette Pentinio Vincent Abubo


II. Organization Representing the Department (Members are the students in the department)

Name of Organization Adviser President
1. LCCACES Ms. Kimberly M. Magsino Judy Ann Rojo
2. AIHMS – Association of International Hospitality Management Students Ms. Pauline Angelique M. Tolentino Kelvin Latiza
3. EdC – Educators' Club Ms. Ligaya P. Bandelaria Ma. Christina Larombi
4. JCOP – Jumior Criminologists Organization of the Philippines Ms. Mary Grace Escabel Jomari Villacampo
5. NC – Nightingale's Club Ms. Carren B. Manalo Mark Jay Traviño
6.. SOCS – Society of Computer Students Ms. Lovely Joy Torano Mark Salvador Gabinete

III. Organization Representing Specific Program (Members are the students of specific program of the Department)

Name of Organization Adviser President
1. CHEMDAS – Committed and Holistic Educators for Mathematical Development and Advancement in Sciences Ms. Joy S. Hosmillo Hermie Marie Relos
2. HuKS – Human Kinetics Society Ms. Jubelyn Batoto Jayson Redondo
3. JFINEX– Junior Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines Mr. Dennis Yapbuan John Christian Tapay
4. JMA – Junior Marketing Association Mr. Dennis L. Yapbuan Rona Daize Dela Roca
5. JPIA – Junior Phillppine Institute Accountants Ms. Rosalie Balhag Clarice Kristine Sales
6. JPMAP – Junior People Management Association of the Phillipines Mr. Lito C. Titular Richel Umali
8. LCCPS – Lipa City Colleges Psychology Society Mr. Niño B. Galacgac Melody Lunar
9. TC – Tourismo Club Mr. VeejayDalisay Michaela Chelse Guce
10. TGC – The Generalist Cycle Dr. Carmelita Banderalia Jean Marsha Linatoc
11. Scholars’ League Mr. Aldwin Jose Alvin Javier


IV. Junior High School Department Organizations

Name of Organization Adviser President
1. EngC – English Club Ms. Juliet L. Alberto John Jerry Roxas
2. SC – Science Club Ms. Alma C. Larena Paul Kenneth Remo

V. Senior High School Department Organizations

Name of Organization Adviser President
1. AATP - Association of Aspiring Teachers and Psychologists Mr. Ave King Christian Furio Eldred Jed Mata
2. ATLAS – Alliance of Transcendant Learners of Academic Sciences Mr. Sony Rivas Dhemson Lugos
3. CHIMES – Circles of Hospitable and Innovative Management Entrepreneurs Mr. Marvin Panganiban Carmela Anne Lasi
5. LEGACY – Leaders Empowering Good Academic Standing and Competitiveness for Youth Ms. Gladys Abao Tricia Diane Ona
6. SABLA – Society of Aspiring Business Leaders and Accountants Mr. Jonathan A. Burgos Jonell Rocreo